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When discussing the latest PMI figures, Chris Williamson, chief economist at IHS-Markit, says there was a "dramatic deterioration" in the U.K. economy during July 2016. » Read More
The UK is likely to see more quantitative easing next week or at the latest by November, according to one economic advisor.
Like Americans trying to raise quick cash by unloading their unwanted goods, the federal government is considering a novel way to reduce the deficit: holding the equivalent of a garage sale, reports the NY Times.
It is the policy that dare not speak its name: the printing press. The time has come to employ this nuclear option on a grand scale. The alternative is likely to be a lost decade, Martin Wolf writes in the FT.
LONDON—Greece may never be able to pay off its huge debts, but its bonds, long scorned by investors, are suddenly being gobbled up by hedge funds. After a number of investors struck gold by betting against French banks, many have turned their attention to the hot yet risky euro zone trade of the moment: buying Greek government bonds that traders say are changing hands for as little as 36 cents for each euro of face value.
London Metal Exchange Chief Executive Martin Abbott confirmed to CNBC on Thursday that the exchange is being at least tentatively pursued by other, unnamed firms, but said that there was "no pressing need" for a sale.
Germany's parliament has approved reforms to the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) that would allow the fund to participate in the primary market and to recapitalize European banks in a much-anticipated vote in the Bundestag.
Greece may never be able to pay off its huge debts, but its bonds, long scorned by investors, are suddenly being gobbled up by hedge funds, the New York Times reports.
Stocks have rallied in recent days on hopes that European Union leaders and policy-makers are close to an agreement that would significantly increase the firepower of the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF)-- essentially the euro zone's rescue fund for troubled member states -- so that it can help deal with the zone's long-simmering debt crisis.
The UK needs a new economic plan for the 21st century that rewards the real wealth creators and not just "predators who are just interested in the fast buck", the Labour party leader - the UK's main opposition party - Ed Miliband said on Tuesday.
The London Stock Exchange has triumphed in its attempt to take over LCH.Clearnet, the London-based clearing house, after the clearer's board favoured the UK bourse over Markit, the rival bidder and another person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
As Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls wrapped up his speech to the Labour party conference on Monday, one thing became abundantly clear: Labour still have a trust issue when it comes to the economy.
The wreck of a British merchant vessel, sunk during the second world war, looks set to yield the largest haul of precious metal at sea, the FT reports.
European leaders headed home from a weekend of meetings in Washington vowing bolder steps to address widening anxiety about the Continent's debt burden. But it will most likely be weeks or even months before any new action comes to pass. The NYT reports.
The UK's opposition finance spokesman Ed Balls called on the government to provide a credible policy to encourage economic growth telling delegates at the Labour party's annual conference the coalition government's austerity plan "just wasn't working".
British lawyers acting for victims of phone hacking by The News of the World are planning to launch legal action in the U.S. against directors of the newspaper's parent company News Corp, according to a report on British satellite news channel Sky News.
The UK is committed to its austerity plans and is not lining up an alternative, the country's Business Secretary told CNBC Thursday.
More monetary stimulus by the UK could lead to more inflation and not much economic growth, a former member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee told CNBC Thursday.
Britain's deputy prime minister, Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg told delegates at his annual party conference in Birmingham on Wednesday there was no turning back from the coalition government's fiscal austerity program despite figures showing government borrowing in August reached a record high for the month.
The Bank of England (BoE) considered a further round of quantitative easing to help boost the flagging UK economy, the latest minutes of its interest rate setting committee, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) showed on Wednesday.
Ministers are set to be told this autumn that a £12 billion ($18.8 billion) black hole has opened in the public finances, in a forecast that threatens to derail the coalition's deficit reduction strategy and prolong austerity well into the next parliament, reported the FT.


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Patient Comments: Root Canal - Procedures
How painful was your root canal procedure?
Comment from: weiz, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: September 27
I had mine yesterday, I felt no pain during the procedure and afterwards was so surprised that I could eat only 2 hours after the procedure.
Comment from: cb, 45-54 Male (Patient) Published: June 12
I just finished about an hour ago a root canal on my #18 lower, rear molar. The tooth had a vertical crack in it after several years of replacing fillings. It was very sensitive to hot/cold and pressure (biting down on a piece of bacon was like an electrical shock). The dentist said a RCT was inevitable. I knew the nerve was sensitive so he gave me two shots to start. All felt numb until he started drilling, then he hit that nerve - OUCH! He gave me another shot right in the canal itself. Same thing happened again when he tried drilling - so another shot. Waited ten minutes and then the remaining drilling of two other canals was fine. All the other cleaning and filling work was pain free. I think the first canal was infected so nerves were "hot." All in all, though, the previous two replacement fillings in the same tooth were a lot worse.
Comment from: ClaraP., 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: April 13
I had my first root canal, I'm 29 and I never even had a cavity! The only experience I've had was orthodontics, regular cleaning and the ever painful wisdom teeth! One day I just started having severe pain in my lower jaw...chin area. I went to the dentist and they saw nothing out of the ordinary but sent me to Endodontist just to be sure. Well sure enough I had nerve damage to a tooth that probably happened as a child, the tooth had been dead awhile but no one ever had caught it and it had never bothered me. I had to get a root canal and I just thought of horror stories with root canals. But honestly the worst pain was the numbing medicine. I didn't feel anything after the medicine kicked in and once it wore off I think where the needle had gone into my gums hurt worse than where they had done the root canal. And my mouth was a little sore but nothing to be afraid off.
Comment from: Kathy, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: May 25
I had my first root canal today by an endodontist. I had been on antibiotics for 5 days from an excruciating abscess that had caused severe pain and cheek swelling. Was in extreme pain. My dentist had me scheduled for a root canal in 10 days. I took matters into my own hands, called my dentist and asked for a referral to an endodontist. They took me in one hour and the whole procedure took less than an hour, was painless, and I am feeling no pain at all now, 6 hours after the root canal (2 canals) I am to stay on antibiotics for a week and then will go back for the final "sealing" after the infection has subsided. I highly suggest going to a specialist who does these on a daily basis and knows what they are doing. I had read that the infection only goes away when the source of the infection is gone. Infection is too dangerous these days to have lurking around for 2 weeks! It's your life folks - be your own advocate. Ask around as to who is a good endodontist and don't stop until you have an appt.!
Comment from: shaman, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: April 06
I had a root canal yesterday. The procedure was not painful as I had a local anesthetic, but when it wore off the pain was worse than before the procedure. On the second day today I have a constant dull ache. I was given an antibiotic which made me nauseated. I'm still in a lot of pain and I am wondering if the pain is from infection.
Comment from: Sorry I did it, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: May 17
I have had three root canals over my life time and so far have lost two of the "saved" teeth due to infection at the root of the tooth. The teeth are not ever fully sterilized from the infection and remnants can and most likely do remain. It can and will take years to reoccur. That is something the dentist's don't tell you. Patient beware.
Comment from: MamaBoxer, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: November 17
I had a root canal three days ago after being on antibiotics for a month to get rid of the infection. As the dentist was drilling out the canal, he began to see a lot of drainage, so he put in a temporary filling and put me back on antibiotics and I go back in a week. I am in more pain now than I was originally. My tooth throbs with pain and the pain pills he gave me don't do a thing for it. Next time the dentist says I need a root canal, I think I'll have the tooth pulled first!
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First string: Increased participation in sports and rising disposable income will support the industry
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Operators in the Sports Coaching industry have performed well in the past five years, as increasing sports participation and rising per capita disposable income levels have supported demand for coaching services. In addition, the rising cost of college has encouraged some parents to invest in sports coaching for their children through camps and academies to increase their likelihood of receiving a scholarship. In the next five years, the industry will benefit from a continued rise in sports participation, as well as growing public interest in sports. Furthermore, government support for physical education in schools and the use of media to encourage more active lifestyles are expected to drive revenue growth... purchase to read more
This industry has a large number of small and non-employing establishments operating solely in their local area and providing sports training in particular to young people in their local communities. Nonemploying establishments account for roughly 86.3% of total establishments, and almost 80% of employing establishments have fewer than 10 employees.
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America can't afford another war. Yes, close observers of our government in Washington, D.C., believe we may be headed for a war with Iran. Take a look at Pat Buchanan's column on this page for an interesting analysis of what may happen.
Wars are costly, both in human lives and the cost of waging one. We have extended ourselves in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. While our presence in the two countries is becoming less and less, the costs will linger for a long time. We all know that Israel and Iran have been near a war for years, but we must guard against being dragged into it. We constantly reaffirm our backing to Israel, but we must limit it. We must not allow the war mongers to trap us into an all-out, win at any costs, war with Iran. We can't afford it.
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An elegant red wine vinegar made from Lambrusco grapes from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Full bodied, with a lush and smooth flavor.$11.95
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A bright, crisp and simple white wine vinegar made from Trebbiano and Sauvignon Blanc grapes from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Perfect for salads, marinades, ceviche and so much more.$11.95
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Tondo have masterfully created and combined the precious characteristics of balsamic vinegar with the versatility of citrus, pomegranate, fig and lemon fruits. The gift set contains four slender 100ml bottles that is spiked with all of above mentioned infusions. Melograno (Pomegranate): Pomegranat...$54.99
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The time has come for Barbie to get a radical makeover.
Of course, it's been less than a week since Mattel rolled out their new and improved Barbie collection. Sure, we now have a body-positive, curvy barbie. And yes, critics and consumers everywhere have lauded the collection, even though it should have come much sooner. Still, many call it "modern," "empowering" and "revolutionary."
Blah blah blah. Who cares?
For all of little people in the the margins, Mattel simply hasn't gone far enough. Where were the Barbies who looked like us — string cheese humans with toothpick backbones, chronic rashes and erratic chin chair? Where was the poor posture? The flat feet? The hairballs?
Dream bigger, Mattel. Here are 35 VERY serious suggestions from people with zero professional expertise.
1. Goth Barbie
2. Beefcake Barbie
3. Poor Posture Barbie
4. Emo Barbie
5. "Beautiful on the inside" Barbie
6. Vine Star Barbie
7. Barbie Who Cuts her Own Bangs
8. Trust Fund Barbie
9. ENFJ Barbie
10. Sapiosexual Barbie
11. Bootleg Barbie
12. Suspicious Mole Barbie
13. 'Fat Jew' Barbie
14. PMS Acne Barbie
15. Barbie Who Made Bad Decisions about Her Eyebrows in Her Twenties
16. Adult Braces Barbie
17. Social Media Manager Barbie
18. Art History Major Who's Hoping to Make Rent by Working at Starbucks
19. Seasonal Allergies Barbie
20. Designated driver Barbie
21. Coachella Barbie
22. Vegan Gluten-free Barbie
23. Jewish Grandfather Barbie
24. Vodka Dinner on a Tuesday Barbie
25. Adult Who Actually Wants to Date a 'One Direction' Member Barbie
26. Psychoanalytic Barbie
27. Crossfit Barbie
28. Power Bottom Barbie
29. Menopausal Aunt Diane Barbie
30. Snapchat Filter Barbie
31. Cro-Magnon Barbie
32. Pregnancy Scare Barbie
33. "Just Got a Dick Pic" Barbie
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Restoration project discovers rude graffiti at Kensington PalaceBreaking News
When a workman at Kensington Palace scrawled an obscene remark on a piece of concealed timber more than a century ago, he must have thought his crime would never be detected.
However, a £12 million restoration project of the royal residence has discovered the culprit's handiwork in pristine order, providing a glimpse of the banter between palace staff at the turn of the 20th century.
Either a proud boast by the author or an insult about a colleague, the piece of graffiti adorns a post supporting the ceiling beside the palace's front door....
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Towering Mast Fitted to Sailing Superyacht
Wally-built yacht 'Better Place' sails the Mediterranean with a Hall Spars 67.5 m (221.4 ft) high modulus carbon mast. Wally, a leading builder of innovative state-of-the-art sail and power yachts, has successfully launched the stunning Bugatti blue colored 50-meter sailing yacht Better Place, the world's largest sloop in carbon fiber, developed on the lines of Tripp Design with the interiors by Wetzels Brown Partners, and mast and boom by Hall Spars. This Hall Spars Rig (mast and boom) weighs 42 tons. The four spreader mast is a custom design by Hall's in-house engineering team, tailored to meet Wally's criteria for high performance combined with high style and built to handle "some pretty ridiculous loads." The Hall designed mast collar with turning bocks is a signature on Wally masts. The Hall Spars Oceanfurl boom is a premium carbon fiber in-boom furling system. Better Place was launched in July 2012 and the owner has been cruising the Mediterranean for the summer, then the sloop is to be unveilled to the public at the Monaco Yacht Show.
Event Yacht Christened at Amels Yard
The first Amels 199, Event, has been christened at the Amels yard in Vlissingen, Holland. In a few weeks the 60-meter ship will set out on her maiden voyage to Norway to explore the fjords. Event's delivery was part of a collaboration between Amels and Imperial. The christening was an emotional occasion, the owner sending his thanks to the Amels workforce who were there to enjoy the moment after many months of dedication and hard work
New DeepFlight Dragon Personal Sub
The latest from Graham Hawkes is a Self-Pilot Personal Submarine DeepFlight introduced a new type of personal submarine at the 2014 Monaco Yacht Show: DeepFlight Dragon, an all-electric, compact, lightweight personal submarine to explore down to 400 ft. (120m). At 3,968 pounds (1,800 kg) and under five feet (1.5 m) in height, the Dragon is less than half the weight of competing submarines and readily fits into existing yacht garages or deck areas
ShowBoats Int'l Award to Burger Boat's Ingot
Burger Boat Company is announced the presentation of the 19th Annual ShowBoats International Award for Best Motor Yacht Under 50m to Ingot, a 153-ft Tri Deck Motor Yacht, on October 31, 2009 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. This award recognizes a motor yacht that accomplishes the goals of her owner, builder and designer with undeniable style. Burger Boat Company's Ingot premiered at the 2008 Ft. Lauderdale International Boat Show and was extremely popular at the 2009 Monaco Yacht Show
Shipyard files Chapter 11, but Derecktor Maintains its Course to Grow
Derecktor Shipyards Conn., LLC last month filed a voluntary petition for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. The company said the filing was the result of a single contract dispute, and that it is still busy and fully staffed, working on several newbuild projects, including a contract to build a massive 85.6-m motor yacht, a 45-m catamaran and a pair of tugboats for Boston Towing and Transport
Newport Beach Boat Show – Mikelson Yachts on Display
Mikelson Yachts to showcase two yachts at Newport Beach's 39th annual boat show Mikelson Yachts will display two models in the 39th Annual Newport Beach Boat Show during April 19-22 at Lido Marina Village. The show gives exposure to over 300 vessels of varying sizes. Featured in the show for the last 30 years, Mikelson Yachts will be back in attendance this year presenting the 43 Zeus Sportfisher and the 59 Nomad Cruising Sportfish
Self-Pilot Personal Submarine to Launch in Monaco
DeepFlight announced it will introduce a new type of personal submarine at the 2014 Monaco Yacht Show. The company said its new product, the DeepFlight Dragon, is the most compact, lightweight personal submarine on the market, and is so intuitive to use that clients self-pilot the craft with minimal instruction. The all-electric (zero emissions) DeepFlight Dragon was designed specifically for easy use from yacht or shore to explore the twilight zone down to 400 feet (120 meters)
TY President John Dane lll Workboat Show 2012 Keynote Speaker
John Dane III, President and CEO of TY Offshore, LLC & Trinity Yachts, LLC delivers 'Shipyard Day' show keynote speach. The show's 'Shipyard Day' keynote address is from John Dane III, President and CEO of TY Offshore, LLC and Trinity Yachts, LLC, during the 2012 International Workboat Show in New Orleans, Louisiana. John Dane's TY Offshore, currently builds offshore supply vessels, patrol craft, tug boats, oil skimmers and inland oil tank barges
Burger Boat Tò-Kalòn & Ingot Award Finalists
Burger Boat Company announced that Tò-Kalòn, a 2008 101.5-ft Enclosed Bridge Motor Yacht and INGOT, a 2008 153-ft Tri-Deck Motor Yacht have been selected by the International Superyacht Society membership as finalists for the 2009 International Superyacht Society Design Awards in their respective categories. Each year the International Superyacht Society recognizes yacht owners, builders, designers, interior designers
Derecktor's Sala Moves On
After almost four years with Derecktor Shipyards, Enrico Sala is following his family in its move back to Europe. He will be working with the Italian Challenge for the next America's Cup and we are certainly excited for him at the idea. As marketing manager Enrico handled all our image promotion, advertising, public relations with media, industry and clients relations as well as trade shows exhibits and attendance. He also coordinated all yacht bids and yacht sales and contracts
Team Britannia, GAC Inks Partnership Deal
As Team Britannia prepares for its bid to break the round-the-world powerboat record later this year, GAC has been named their official shipping and logistics partner. GAC will draw on the local contacts and expertise of its network of global offices and partners to provide the 80ft powerboat
India's Iran Oil Imports Surge in June
India's Iran oil imports rose about 39 percent in June year on year, preliminary data obtained by Reuters shows. In the first half of 2016 India's Iran oil imports surged by about 58 percent to about 342,000 bpd, the data showed, in comparison with 216,500 bpd in the same period last year
Shetland Race Yachts Due at Lerwick
The annual Shetland Race from Bergen will be at Lerwick from Thursday 23 to Saturday 25 June. 2016 marks the 30th annual race which started in 1987 – that first year with only one competitor actually making the trip but it still ranked as a qualifying race
Merchant Ship Rescues Yachties near NZ
The container ship Southern Lily sailing around 500km north of New Zealand were able to save two men and a womanfrom the battered yacht Platino. Five crew members were sailing the multi-million dollar yacht Platino from Auckland to Fiji on Monday when foul weather tore down
Containership Joins Rescue Effort
A containership is rerouting to assist three people aboard the battered yacht, Platino, 550 kilometers north of New Zealand, after a crewman was lost overboard and another died when hit by rigging yesterday morning. An RNZAF P3 Orion is already out searching again this morning for the man
Team Oracle, Airbus Team up to Build Flying Yacht
European planemaker Airbus Group SE has forged a technology partnership with Oracle Team USA as this championship sailing squad prepares to defend its title in the 2017 competition for America's Cup – which is the oldest international sporting trophy of the modern era (born in
Newport Unveils Education Series for this year's Boat Show
Newport Exhibition Group, owners and producers of the Newport International Boat Show, announced today the 2016 Education Series for this year's Boat Show. Greatly expanding on past offerings, the Newport International Boat Show will host on-water courses
Nine Rescued from Yacht Fire near Shetland
A skipper and his crew have been rescued from a life raft after their yacht - The Miracle - caught fire off the coast of Shetland, Scotland. According to a BBC report, nine people have been rescued after a yacht caught fire off Shetland
Dubai Eyes 1 Million Cruise Tourists
Dubai plans to build a marina for luxury yachts in response to high demand as the emirate is targeting one million cruise passengers per year by 2020, said Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Chairman and CEO of DP World and Chairman of Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation.
Fast Ferry Delivered to Zhuhai High Speed Ferry Company
Afai Southern Shipyard (Panyu Guangzhou) Ltd. and CoCo Yachts B.V. announced that the second of the two new fast ferries, Hai Jing, was delivered to Zhuhai High Speed Ferry Company on April 22, 2016. During the sea trials a top speed of 38 knots at full load was measured.
First 100% Battery Powered Air Supported Vessel Launched
The result of a five-year-long EU project, the world's fastest Air Supported Vessel (ASV), fully powered by lithium-ion battery energy storage system (BESS), has been launched at Latitude Yachts in Riga, Latvia. The new first of its kind vessel BB Green operates at a speed of 30
Abandoned Yacht Found Off Port Stephens Beach
A yacht with no one on board has been discovered in the ocean in Port Stephens in the Hunter, prompting fears a person may have fallen overboard, as per a report in SMH. The eight-metre yacht was spotted on Tuesday night drifting off Samurai Beach in the Hunter region
Moscow demands N.Korea's explanation on Russian Yacht Detention
A North Korean coast guard ship has detained a Russian yacht with a crew of five people on board, Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Saturday, adding it had sent a note to Pyongyang demanding explanation for the cause of the detention.
Elandra Yachts Expands, Launches Finishing Department
Elandra Yachts has added another layer of craftsmanship to its boat-building operation with the launch of a new in-house paint department at the Gold Coast plant, signalling further growth for the Australian luxury motor yacht brand. Renowned for the range of spectacular bronzed and golden hues
Piraeus Port Posts 24% Increase In 2015 Profit
The Piraeus Port Authority (PPA) has released its annual financial statement for 2015, showing post-tax profits of 23.8 percent. Earnings before taxes amounted to € 9.772.290,19 for the year ended 31.12.2015 against €8.891


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Miss the days of Pong? You have to see this Atari museum
Game History
The annual Game Developers Conference may be an industry-facing event, but there's still plenty of cool stuff on display
Patriotic cyborgs kicking ass!
Writers Erik Wolpaw and Chet Faliszek reveal the things that got left out of last year's GOTY
A touching tale of how Mario's recent 3D adventure came to be
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Fire Down Below is a 1997 American action film starring Steven Seagal and directed by Félix Enríquez Alcalá in his directorial debut. The film also includes cameos by country music performers Randy Travis, Mark Collie, Ed Bruce, Marty Stuart and Travis Tritt, and country-rocker and the Band member Levon Helm. Steven Seagal plays Jack Taggart, an EPA agent who investigates a Kentucky mine and helps locals stand up for their rights. The film was released in the United States on September 5, 1997. Wikipedia
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- Anoniem
- Nederland, Vrouwelijk, 41+
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I had a comfortable stay and all went smoothly. Would recommend to others. Thank you. Pitty it didnt provide free wifi like many other places I stay. I travel 6 months a year and stay in many places. This was the first place I would have had to pay for wifi.
- Anoniem
- Nederland, Vrouwelijk, 18-24
- Novice Nomad
- 6 Recensies
Kitchen was discussing just like the bathroom. Level 3 was alright but we checked the other levels and they were terrible. 4 share dorm was okay. There were people sleeping on the couch as a free overnight so security is zero... People screaming on the hallways nobody did a thing.
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The hotel was part of a site seeing deal with a well known travel company. It is a good choice although I would not enthuse as much as some reviewers.
When we arrived after a late departure from Heathrow the welcome was muted and no cold plate/sandwich was available despite dinner being included that night-a really good hotel would have held something for us. The service on an evening was good and attentive.
The rooms were adequate, simple and comfortable and as well as a splendid view of the motorway we could also glimpse the sea from our room. The bathroom was very good, spacious and well equipped.
The maid kept the room spotless and clean towels and shower gel were provided each day.
Breakfast was ok-all we need is a bit of toast and some yoghurt. Fruit was very limited yet grapes, figs etc are all in season-chopped apple gets monotonous-they should visit the market where fruit and veg are abundant.
The set evening meals were good, freshly prepared and choice of 2 dishes, although for the money we paid for this tour I did think a la carte could have been an optiion on at least one occasion perhaps when we were taken down to the sister restaurant in Kyrenia where guess what? another set meal and no choice of mains this time-an unknown fish, greyish white with lemon sauce and rice-ok but a missed opportunity to treat us to something a bit special.
The real drawback of staying in this hotel is that it is surrounded by roads, the noise was not a problem but it is impossible to walk into Kyrenia.
Overall a good comfortable hotel worth a visit but not sure I would rush back.
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Thread: RIP Monmouth Beach...
Nov 18, 2011, 12:47 AM
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How can charge for a beach tag if there is no beach?
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Nov 15, 2011, 01:47 AM
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What a damn shame! Gonna have to surf elsewhere.....
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Nov 15, 2011, 02:45 AM
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I've always wondered what sense it makes to pump the sand just as we head into the winter. A good winter noreaster will remove more sand than most other storms I imagine. Wouldn't it make more sense to pump at the end of winter/early spring....
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Nov 15, 2011, 02:52 AM
Yea will be dead for the next 5 years.. good thing deal hasn't pumped their beach yet
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Nov 15, 2011, 03:48 AM
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Clarifing the 'Facts"
Overall Monmouth Beach: $12,913,250.00
Cost to Monmouth Beach: $1,129,909.375
Monmouth Beach Volume: 800,000 cubic yards of sand from the offshore borrow area off of Sandy Hook.
To be clear, while much of fill template is the same 9 feet by 100 feet, a section has been modified to extend further seaward and another section has been modified to allow for more exposure of a groin, both in an attempt to offset potential impacts to recreational value.
And to clarify the "toxin" comments: sediment that is a 90% to 95% composed of sand, is physically unable to retain toxins. And while its possible that this 5% or 10% is 'muddier' or finer than sand, it is pretty clean.
(One should worry more about what is spewing from the outfall pipes and the lakes, which we all so love to ride by.
Overall Cape May project: $9,075,500.00
Cost to Cape May City: $30,887.50
Cape May Coast Guard Base volume: 620,000 cubic yards of sand from the offshore borrow area (3.40 miles off the inlet)
Cape May City volume: 70,000 cubic yards being placed at Poverty and is being borrowed from the large beaches to the west that have accreted (To make larger or greater, as by increased growth) from the sand that has eroded over the years from the Coast Guard beaches, and is being backpassed up the beach to Poverty.
This backpassing is being done to reuse the excess sand already in the system to add sand at Poverty, and to attempt to flatten the slope and lessen the potential dangers that a steep beach face can pose to swimmers/surfers on some of the beaches to the west.
The price tags are different because they are using two different methodologies from obtaining the sand from the offshore borrow areas (Hopper Dredge with trailing suction arms in MB- less efficient but easier to use for the long distance borrow areas vs. the Fixed Hydraulic Cutterhead in Cape May- more efficient, esp over shorter distances)
The reasons why it is done in the fall/winter: Environmental!! They are required by the regulatory agencies to minimize the impacts to piping plover, least terns, and black skimmers and their habitats. Believe me, the contractors and the Corps would prefer to renourish beaches in the summer: production is better thus the price tag would be better, and calm climatic conditions in the summer allow for better beach building/stabilizing giving the beaches an opportunity to 'dewater' and settle into place.
Plus, now they are obligated to screen the intake and discharge pipes, lessening the chances of dealing with "finding all the sh** they dredge up".
Believe me, you have surfers working for you now...Trust me on that The officials don't laugh at surfers anymore...especially rationale ones. Unfortunately, there is a federal process in most cases and it takes time to work these new ideas into effect, esp since the projects and their designs' have been authorized by congress; so proving them and changing them is not an easy thing. But they are changing...the attempt at a 'point' in Long Branch in '09, and these modifications in MB and the methodology in Cape May now are all examples.
And while many breaks have changed do to nourishment/Corps involvement, some has been positive and some people are working to increase this positive.
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Bottom line- regular renourishment is NOT a sustainable coastal management strategy. It is intended to protect property, very expensive property I might add. I dare say most folks cannot afford to buy in Monmouth Beach.
\nIronically there are still many NO Trespassing signs on stairways over the seawall. What is the benefit for the
\n99% I wonder? Retreat is also a reasonable coastal management tool. Seema that in NJ we never even consider that one.
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As much as I dislike the whole notion of the beach replenishment and the unnatural state in which it leaves the beaches, I have to admit that the points I just heard defending it are pretty strong. I think the main problem I have with the concept is what I\\'ve seen as a result of it down here in maryland. In oc in particular, in the fresh cubic yards of sand may temporarily protect real estate and infrastructure, but the unnatural slope of the beach beneath the waterline has become downright dangerous to everyone, probably the least to us surfers. We are at least fairly cognizant of the tides and potential shallow areas or sudden drop-offs, crazy currents, and amount of power in the water in the form or period, but 99% of those tourists have no idea what they are walking into. I have seen countless folks swilling bud lite limes at 10 am while their toddlers are getting drilled into the sand by 4-foot shore break, and cringed. And though I get mad seeing it, I also have a bit of understanding of where they\\'re often coming from. They haven\\'t been off for a week in a year (bliss) they are from Ohio and the beach is a complete novelty to them (more bliss) and they are half drunk (more bliss yet...so am I when I\\'m on vacation!!). We\\'ve even had some pretty serious surfer incidents that I would attribute to the shape of the beach...and we *sort of* know what\\'s out there. Now consider all those naive masses of inlanders who are not familiar with the beach, and worse yet, their innocent little kids. My point is, the beach replenishment\\'s main caveat is that it creates unsafe beaches. This is completely aside from the fact probably most relevant to us... it ruins breaks. \\r\\n\\r\\nSo...I think what might be a focus in the future is to create more dialogue to local governments pushing this practice about how it can possibly be engineered in a manner that makes a more naturally-sloped bottom contour under the water. That is a worthy goal that accomplishes three things at once: 1) Real estate is saved (even though it\\'s ridiculousy expensive, and I have to wonder just how cost-effective) 2) Tourists, swimmers, and surfers are safer in the water due to less shore pound, and 3) we don\\'t lose surf breaks (like what happened to Harvey Cedars recently). Win-win-win.
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\nRetreat is very feasible in many areas. How many of those beach front house do you think have people living in them year round. How many are second houses. Our states real population density is not near the beach. People flock to the beach 3 months a year. As long as access to the beach is maintained for tourism, the loss of beach front houses will go mostly unnoticed. Erosion will occur slowly over time. It's not like suddenly thousands of people will be without homes. However, there definitely are some developed areas that can and should justifiably be protected.
\nZero tax dollars should be spent to pump sand onto beaches in front of beach clubs. It's sickening what those clubs get away with during the summer. Let them pay for it with their $20k cabana memberships or let the ocean tear them down. Or better yet, force the towns to allow access for all then pump all you want.
\nI'm with LBCrew on this. They need to think out of the box. There are other potential options out there that are more permanent and don't create hazardous conditions in the shorebreak. A multi-million dollar tax payer funded band-aid for beach that doesn't have public access is just insane. In the very least they should be researching ways to pump a more gradual sloping grade.
\nAn example of smart sand pumping that works for the sun bather, the land owner, the boater, and the surfer:
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\nI totally agree with you about using Snapper Rocks as an example. Unfortunately, the US is behind the times with certain aspects of that next level, sustainable beach nourishment. But backpassing is a small step in that direction. And overfilling sand 'points' to act as a feeder beach was another small step in that direction.
\nAnd LBCrew and lbsurfer:
\nMaybe reefs will come into play in time...I think it is an interesting concept that totally has potential. But the problem all comes down to the disruption and loss of sources of sand..whether it is due to jetties, groins, seawalls, development, dams on rivers upstream, channel dredging, whatever.. Waves break here because of sand and sandbars and the sands interaction with structure...if there is no sand there will be very little in the way of waves. That is why I think (IMO) that beach nourishment is the most viable method of shore protection: Its more natural and reintroduces lost sand back into the system. An artificial reef on a sand bottom is a set up for failure in most cases if the is little or no sand in the system. They will settle into water too deep for it to work correctly, and potentially fail/be useless if the sand keeps on eroding from underneath them. Plus, a lot of times these reefs that work, are working because of the interaction with the sand that supports and surrounds them.
\nNow if we could combine nourishment with a reef and/or a backpass or bypass system (ie, snapper rocks), then that would be sweet..
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[/QUOTE] Now if we could combine nourishment with a reef and/or a backpass or bypass system (ie, snapper rocks), then that would be sweet..[/QUOTE]
What are we are waiting for Lumpy? Tell the boys in govt and those basterds on that evil dredge to make some breaks full of hoagies and grinders!!!
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Are there really waves in nj? They cant' be that good to begin with so its not like your really losing that much.
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Nov 20, 2011, 03:01 PM
Jersey's got the juice.
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Nov 16, 2011, 10:01 PM
@Lumpy, thanks for the info. How do you know so much?
\nWe need more rational surfers. Check that, we need more of the current surfers to become rational.
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Nov 17, 2011, 12:29 AM
Lumpy... so all the newspapers and bloggers have got it wrong about the Cape May project? Everything I've heard reported in the media has the price higher and volume lower than you state. And if it's "more efficient," why does it cost more per cubic yard? Can you clarify?
\nWere you at the meeting Monday?
\n What's your relationship to the project, and why hasn't the media been given accurate information? Your numbers would be "easier on the eyes" to those seeking the facts...
\n... and there are many other sources... some of them with conflicting information.
\nTo me, "pretty clean" raises an eyebrow... Not pointing a finger at you, but as a former journalist and newspaper editor with a Social Strategies for Environmental Protection certificate from Rutgers, but moreover, a responsible citizen, my brain is wired to ask questions, and question answers.
\nThe Long Branch "point" project was a failure on some levels but a success on others. I give credit to the surfers and activists who made that project what it was. But I am "incensed" (and if you are who I think you are, you know who I am now, too) that those same people berated me for being vocally critical about the implementation of the project when it was underway. And I said what I said then, and am saying what I say now, because the point I'm attempting to make is that it is up to US... meaning YOU and ME, and everyone else who pays taxes... to make sure we are getting what we are paying for.
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https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=1eadc910 aabadf379f62735786023ee8&_cview=0 ) and the original quantity in the estimate was 440k cubic yards but the amount of erosion at the Coast Guard base increased due to continue erosion from storms since the project plans were developed, that additional options that were on the bid were awarded to compensate for the loss of sediment. And receiving the lower bid left more $$ on the table to make this possible (since the estimate was higher). Some of these numbers are on this link I provided..
\nAnd yes, I was at the meeting Monday in CM and I know the people who were at the meeting last week in MB...that's how I know the numbers. These numbers are the numbers from the presentations, and were and are available to the press. In fact some of the press spoke to the presenters, just not Rich Degener. I am sure that they would confirm this and provide the info if asked. The Dredging Today link got its info from the Press of AC, hence a continuation of the conflicting info. As you should know, I am assuming, reporters can piecemeal a story together that doesn't always represent the facts or the story in its entirety either. This seems to be the case with Rich's article...
\nI am pretty sure, that sediments possessing 90% or higher sand can not physically hold chemical contaminants, and the physical process of pumping sand washes out the fine grained material that remains pretty efficiently and on top of that, the quantity of water pumped in the slurry adds to dilute and further wash out the fines. This is why material under 90% percent sand is required to be tested for chemicals.
\nThe 'point' was a 50/50...they realized what could and couldn't be done give the amount money available, the methodology of the sand placement, the bathymetric conditions that existed, and the weather that existed while doing it. But eyes were opened, that under the right conditions, some success can be achieved without the use of significant hard structures (in the right conditions) to enhance the recreational value while maintaining and even enhancing shore protection for the project area and the downdrift areas (which was both north and south of the point, but mostly north of it). And also, utilizing existing hard structures to maintain the sand on proposed wave break feature could work as well (in the right conditions).
\nI think I may know who this is now...I think...either way we should talk one day.....
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This may be controversial as I am asking for "surf spots" or maybe just a general area. But with Monmouth Beach looking like its going to suck for god knows how long. What other areas around Monmouth County (close to MB)that arent getting trashed with sand replenishment will still be working???
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Nov 17, 2011, 05:08 PM
Lumpy... Thank you for taking the time to provide us with your insight.
\nYes, we're stuck, for now, in the vicious cycle of eternal sand replenishment. The damage has been done. But we don't have to keep pushing the same rock up the hill, over and over, into infinity. The time to think out of the box has passed... we need to get out of the box physically. If they're doing it in the Underdeveloped World, they can be doing it here...
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I never put much thought into this subject, but after the posts and especially that video I'm interested.
\nThis year is lost, but maybe focusing energy towards next winters location for pumping and working during the late spring and summer to bring awereness of the artificial reef to the masses will have a positive outcome. There would be no better time to get peoples attention then when bathers are breaking their necks in the surf( and blaming it on sand pumping instead of bud limes and inlandness would prove benificial for the cause) . I haven't researched anything on the subject or am informed aside from this thread and that video, so I can't argue any points, but it looks like an artificial reef would( correct me if Im wrong):
\n-Save money in the long term
\n-Protect the beach from erosion and protect real estate
\n-Benefit marine wildlife
\n- Make the area where kids and wierd adults play safer(less broken necks)
\nIn addition, if recycled material was used that otherwise has no purpose(like metal and things that are just rotting away in junkyards) that would be another plus, and the operation would certainly create jobs( transportation of materials, labor, etc.) All it will take is one town to save millions or create something that works and benefits multiple people and others will have to follow suit.
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Is the difference between the overall costs and the cost to the towns because the the damage to the beaches occured during a storm and therefore the costs to the towns are offset by federal disaster relief funds? I know the breach at whale beach and strathmere's north point are being particially funded by fed $ and is to start sometime in the next week or 2.
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The federal disaster funds is a whole other ball of wax. FEMA is paying for 75% of the costs of the losses due to the Nor-Ida storm in '09 and the subsequent noreasters that followed thereafter; they and a few other communities only qualified for this because they spent the money previously to provide shore protection in the form of a beach nourishment project, and dedicated time and money to assure that shore protection procedures/methods were in place. Not just any beach was eligible but only the ones that made a concerted effort to protect property and infrastructure and made it part of their overall plan of action.
But in general ( http://www.nj.gov/dep/shoreprotection/nourishment.htm ):
"Depending on the purpose and location of the project, for federal beachfill projects, the federal government contributes 65% of the project cost while the remaining 35% is divided into a cost-share, with the state contributing 75% and the local governments contributing the remaining 25%. Non-federal beachfill projects are funded through a state/local cost-share, with the state contributing 75% and the local governments contributing 25%." But in the case of Cape May City, the fed/state share is 90%/10% and then that 10% is then split 75% state/25% local...that's why Cape May's share was so low, as I mentioned earlier.
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Lumpy are you suggesting casinoes, large commercial buildings, and the infastructure to support them shouldn't have been built on tidal marshes and beaches that are the buffer between thousands of miles of open ocean and the mainland? LOL
Anyway I agree "nourishment" is the best current solution and IMO will be in the future. So buy stock in a dreding operation that gets the gov contracts and be happy (better yet start your own), there is no solution keeping the shoreline "as is" permanently. Only our own arrogance lets us believe there is a permanent solution, anything we try will be repetetive or at the least high maintenance.
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A few of the facts are a little mixed up but:
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Don't know why, but my last two posts on this thread never got put up, and some other posts are now gone? Maybe the Army Corps is censoring us? Ha!
\nThanks for all the great info, Lumpy... I agree that some combination of replenishment and structures will give us the best solution to the problem. But to go only half way and just pump sand is, to me, insanity at best, and destructive at worst. As I've said here before (or tried to) a well engineered reef system, based on localized studies of sand movement, and put into the context of the bigger picture along our coastline, is what would be required to slow erosion. Reduce erosion and you don't need a very big sediment source to keep a beach wide enough to offer protection, towel space, recreation, and habitat.
\nI just think we can do better...
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I believe Mr. Swellinfo did an update that deleted a few posts..
A few resources to share-
Summary of the Coastal Geological History of New Jersey:
20 year report documenting the erosion and accretion along the New Jersey coast:
15 year report documenting the erosion and accretion along the New Jersey coast:
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In this article, which you had posted earlier, there's a great discussion on the geologic history of the coastline.
\nToday's geomorphology is discussed, as well as the processes of erosion and deposition as they relate to natural and man made structures. My argument is based on what's said in the discussion of south jersey. Particularly...
\n"Tidal inlets divide the barrier islands from each other. These inlets serve to segment the littoral distribution of beach sand into cells roughly corresponding to the distance between the individual inlets... Strong tidal currents move sand into and out of the narrow inlet channels between two barrier islands. As current flow slows down in either the bay behind the barrier chain, or in the open ocean, the sand is deposited in what are termed flood- or ebb-tidal deltas (respectively). The more significant of these two features relating to beachfront changes is the ebb-tidal delta. The delta is essentially a shoal surrounding the inlet and extending up to several thousand feet along the oceanfront beaches on either side of each inlet. This shoal produces shallow water seaward of the beach on the adjacent barrier islands. All waves slow down as they enter shallow water. This, coupled with the refraction that occurs as the wave reaches the delta, results in substantial alteration to the wave energy and approach direction to the barrier beach in the immediate vicinity of the inlet mouth. The delta shoal acts to shield beaches that lie behind the arc of the shoal from some of the approaching wave energy. Larger waves break first on the delta margin, losing energy. This combination of effects yields very complex equilibriums, which vary from year to year and even seasonally. The inter-relationships of wave energy distribution and beach changes around inlets have only been recognized in the past 30 years. These relationships are only now being quantified so that management decisions on inlet navigation dredging and beach nourishment projects can take inlet-beach dynamics into account."
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Many inlets have been stabilized by huge jetties which essentially block the flow of sand into the inlet, and eventually deprive these shoals of material supply. Indian River Inlet in Delaware has been stabilized for 75 years, and sand has been pump-bypassed around the inlet for 20 years. This combination of management practices has largely prevented material from spilling into the inlet. As a result, the ebb tidal shoals just off the end of each jetty (both south and north) which used to produce good waves, have shrunk and the water is now much deeper where these bars used to be, resulting in a deterioration of what used to be the two best spots in Delaware 20 years ago.
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Nov 22, 2011, 11:01 AM
Where I live, a number of smaller inlets ,and perhaps marshes/wetlands/lagoons, would exist except for the fact that the flow of these streams have been dammed to create oceanfront lakes with adjacent buildable lots. The banks have been stabilized (bulkheaded) and their interaction with the ocean has been channeled and restricted. The lack of shoals, even smaller scale, localized shoals that may have helped stabilize local beaches, have forced wave energy to be focused on the beaches, exacerbating erosion. Larger inlets have been stabilized as well.
\nIMO, the solution to the problem is not simply building up the beaches, only to be washed away again. This quick fix approach is not addressing the cause of the problem, only the manifestation of the problem. Create structures that shield the beaches from wave energy and you will significantly slow the beach erosion process.
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I would tend to agree and would I think that a permanent sand nourishment system that somehow re-creates the effects those smaller inlets would have had should be considered. Simply pumping sand on to a beach with no consideration for bathymetry of the shoreline is complete stupidity. If you spend even just one year observing our beaches you should be aware of the natural process of sand movement that wave energy creates. The building of a natural berm by small longer period waves during the summer and then the re-dispersion of that sand by storms. Pumping a large amount of sand and creating a berm during the time of year when the process is at the dispersion step must disrupt the process. Even just a shift towards consideration for the bathymetry of the shoreline would make a huge difference in the effectiveness of sand pumps. Seems obvious to everyone but the people pumping the sand.
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yeah but thats not the problem sand pumping is trying to solve...sand pumping solves the problem of politicians looking for a recurring-revenue model Boondoggle, that is all this is.
IMO, the solution to the problem is not simply building up the beaches, only to be washed away again. This quick fix approach is not addressing the cause of the problem, only the manifestation of the problem. Create structures that shield the beaches from wave energy and you will significantly slow the beach erosion proces
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http://www.deallake.org/images/Deall...Hills_1781.jpg shows a section of Monmouth County where numerous rivers flowed into the ocean in the late 1700s. Deal lake was created around 1890, when the inlet was closed off from the ocean to create lakes and ponds.
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This research was supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health (awards: 1-R01-AG01760, 2-T32-DK07732, 1-K24-DK02856).
Suicide Compared to Other Causes of Mortality in Physicians
Version of Record online: 6 JAN 2011
DOI: 10.1521/suli.18.104.22.168878
2005 The American Association for Suicidology
Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior
Volume 35, Issue 2, pages 146–153, April 2005
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Torre, D. M., Wang, N.-Y., Meoni, L. A., Young, J. H., Klag, M. J. and Ford, D. E. (2005), Suicide Compared to Other Causes of Mortality in Physicians. Suicide and Life-Threat Behavi, 35: 146–153. doi: 10.1521/suli.188.8.131.52878
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- Version of Record online: 6 JAN 2011
- Manuscript Received: February 4, 2004; Revision Accepted: July 1, 2004
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Physicians frequently are early adopters of healthy behaviors based on their knowledge and economic resources. The mortality patterns of physicians in the United States, particularly suicide, have not been rigorously described for over a decade. Previous studies have shown lower all-cause mortality among physicians yet reported conflicting results about cause-specific mortality such as suicide. In this study, we compared all-cause and cause-specific mortality in a sample of physicians to the age-gender matched general U.S. population from 1948 through 1998. We also compared the mortality experience across medical specialities. The risk of all-cause mortality was 56% lower than expected in men, and 26% lower in women, compared to the general population. Standardized mortality ratios (SMRs) were markedly lower for diseases strongly linked to smoking, e.g., cardiovascular diseases, respiratory diseases, and lung cancer. Suicide was the only cause of death where risk was greater than the general population. Overall, we found that physicians are at substantially lower risk of dying compared to the general population for all causes of death except suicide. The findings for suicide are strikingly different than other causes of death and should provide impetus for new research on the mental health of physicians.


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MAXIM MEDIA's "Pendulum Pictures" horror films are distributed exclusively by MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT. These movies are a throwback to the early '60s type of drive-in theater gorefests that were once popular with teens. Fans of low-budget murder, mayhem and maniacs will not be disappointed by this little collection.
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Watching these movies reminded me of a book I read earlier this year; "If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor" by Bruce Campbell. It's in part an autobiographical account of how he and his buddies (such as Sam Raimi and his brother) made similar independent films in their youth - such as the "Evil Dead" series of movies. It's clear from reading this book that making such independent fare is hard work and in no small degree something that they put their heart into. The same I imagine was true for the people who created the films in this set and the "Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares 50 Movie Pack" (I bought both).
I noticed that several of the other reviewers made comments along the lines of - "I could do this" or "My kid could make this".... My suggestion if that is true; get your stuff together and go for it! Who knows - maybe someday we will seeing a major blockbuster you made.
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Your Favourite Movie Music Sequence
By Mrs. Julien | Comment Diversions | September 7, 2013 | Comments ()
This week's comment diversion comes from Sara_Tonin00's excellent suggestion that we share our favourite musical movie moments. Please tell us your favourite sequence, montage, or number.
I'll start with something short and freaking hilarious . Corky working on his choreography in Waiting for Guffman:
My favourite musical number is Judy Garland singing "Get Happy" in the otherwise awful musical Summer Stock:
Unless you have no soul, your list will include the montage of censored movie kisses from Cinema Paradiso. Poetry:
Mr Julien asked me to include "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, in particular, the way the fence acts like frames of film during the second verse:
… and the "La Marseillaise" sequence in Casablanca. It's a candle against the darkness:
In her suggestion email, Sara_Tonin00 said she would include something from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, although how anything good can come from that tripe is beyond me.
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Our option was a Motel room. This was basic but comfortable. It was amusing to be given a linen & towel package on arrival,so first task, make the bed. Amusing again, 2 single sheets & doona covers for a double bed. Our ground floor room was noisy when someone moved any furniture upstairs. Great to be close to LegoLand which was great. 10 minute walk to LegoLand. Downside was that the day we arrived Legoland was closed, the Village was not busy, so the restaurant & shop were closed. Saved by the fact that adjacent attraction, LaLandia, was open & had food outlets & shop as well as many activities to do.
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Definition of triangular trade in English:
triangular trade
noun[mass noun]
A multilateral system of trading in which a country pays for its imports from one country by its exports to another.
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- This kind of triangular trade relationship has turned China into a magnet for international capital and technology.
- He also pointed out that the triangular trade relations between Taiwan, Japan and China have brought about rapid trade growth between Japan and China.
- By the mid-1580s, if not earlier, a triangular trade linked the West Country, the Newfoundland fishery, and the markets in Iberia and the Mediterranean.
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